Samuel Pape is an associate in Latham & Watkins' London office. He is a solicitor advocate and member of the firm’s International Arbitration Practice. He advises on international arbitration, public international law, and complex litigation in England and overseas.
Mr. Pape is recognized as a Rising Star Lawyer by Legal 500 and a Future Leader in Arbitration by Who’s Who Legal 2022. He is also recognized as one of London’s brightest stars in arbitration in Legal Business’ 2022 Disputes Yearbook.
He has appeared as a trial advocate in both commercial and investor-state arbitrations. His experience includes representing companies and sovereigns across a range of industry sectors including energy and natural resources, banking, private equity, telecommunications, and aviation.
His cases have included disputes concerning joint ventures, post M&A matters, company law, banking law, ESG issues, public international law, and human rights law. His arbitration experience also includes acting as tribunal secretary in ICC proceedings.
In addition to his arbitration practice, Mr. Pape has experience acting in international commercial litigation, including complex commercial disputes, transnational tort class actions, and company law litigation. Clients have also turned to Mr. Pape as a trusted source of advice for managing exposure and commercial risk in times of crisis, including the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mr. Pape is a Representative for Europe & Russia on the ICC Young Arbitrators Forum. He is also managing editor of the European Investment Law and Arbitration Review. He is frequently invited to lecture and to chair conferences or panels on subjects relating to international arbitration.
Mr. Pape’s experience includes representing:
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